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Midnight Louie's pet detectives

by Douglas, Carole
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Overview

Midnight Louie--one tough tomcat--has pulled together stories of mystery, murder, and mayhem to bring some of the wildest--and furriest--cases around. Contributions are from today's most prominent authors, including Lilian Jackson Braun, Lawrence Block, Dorothy Cannell, Ann Perry, and Bruce Holland Rogers.

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Library Journal

This robust collection of animal-related mysteries, supposedly chosen by the feline star of Carole Nelson Douglas's popular series, should appeal to mystery fans and animal lovers alike. Authors include Anne Perry, Carolyn Wheat, Jean Hager, and Douglas herself.

Kirkus Reviews

Midnight Louieþs Pet Detectives ( Oct.; 352 pp.; 0-312-86435-3): Douglas's outspoken cat Midnight Louie (Cat on a Hyacinth Hunt, p. 852, etc.) co-edits a collection of 17 mysteries whose dramatis personae include cats (Jan Grape, Carolyn Wheat, Lisa Lepovetsky, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, editor Douglas, and, in the collection's only reprint, Lilian Jackson Braun), dogs (Anne Perry, Dorothy Cannell, Bill Crider, J.A. Jance), raccoons, hamsters, birds, elephants, and a Tasmanian devilþall sandwiched between Lawrence Treat's suggestion that the MWA Edgars be divided into Cat and Non-Cat categories and Douglas's explanation of why anybody who doesn't like animal mysteries is a few whiskers short of a puss.

Book Details

Published
September 1, 2000
Publisher
New York : Forge, 2000, c1998.
Pages
352
Format
Paperbound
ISBN
9780812579017

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